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Alright, well thanks for getting connected over there now with no problem. Yeah, we're up to 85 degrees here today, to 83 now. And, uh, got all my medicines, well they're not all here yet, tomorrow is supposed to come. I'll see what happens tonight, I'll see the mail that comes and routes to Aurora. The last time a piece of medicine came, it went to the other side of the county. But it got turned around real fast, it got back to the main post office and got burned. So, uh, but not that bad, all the stuff will be in order. And doing other things, just emails and read some things they wanted me to read, so I did that. So, because the pump is having issues, but I don't have no issues, I just said, be on a lookout. So, yep, we'll be on lookout, make sure it behaves itself, the pump. So, uh, whatever else is going good. So, let's send it back to your way, Dave and Declan and everyone else over there. Okay, C.I.F.C.U.V.E. This is repeater station kilo, kilo seven, November, Quebec, November. All-star, note 622. Well, thank you so much Mark, it's always good to hear from you and glad things are all too silky over there in Ohio. That's absolutely fantastic and everything's kind of working out fine. So, new stuff, and I'm just reading the email window there and I can see that we have a, I was going to say a brand new check-in. But we definitely have a brand new call, but it's somebody who's checked in before with a different call and also checked in before that with a different call. So, yes, a K-7 Foundation done as intermediate and now we've got full. So, congratulations Thomas, we'll get you on the list as well and Dave, looking forward to speaking to you. But once again, congratulations Thomas, always good to hear about people updating their licenses or having new licensed people check in as well. It's always great, such an amazing, great inspirational. Anyway, talking about inspirational, let me throw it back to Mark one more time and see if he's got any more. Alright, KCAFQE back to you sir. Alright, okay Chef K, we're on to the license and I'm getting licenses or getting changed. I'm getting a license that you really dreamed of. You know, and you have certain times when you get the right class test and that, then they allow you to do other things with how you can get your license. That's good. Well, not much else, so I got to go check some oil at the rear end and see if there's enough there. I think I'll get a bucket of it or whatever. I'll take the empty one out there so we get the right one. It's just a universal rear end oil, but I'll take that out there and they'll give me the right one. They're the experts at the auto stores. They know their oil and all their stuff. They're the ones that handle that, so we'll go out there and they'll get that. I'll be able to continue doing this and this ball will get in and get that line into the sight glass that tells you how much oil is in the rear end. We are thinking of that, but you always keep the things going because they're expensive to buy a new one. So you keep the old stuff going and there's some old tractors out there. They have the antique collection on the fair end. There's some of that tractor that goes back into the 40s and 30s. So I'll send it back to the net, J-7 QT.